Methodological reports and scientific documentation produced in AGRIBALYSE® program available in english are gathered here.
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Documentation and webinar regarding the 3.1 version of Agribalyse database
In addition to the methodology, we made a transversal analysis of Agribalyse 3.0.1 and explore the data variability between average product and commercial ones.
Specific documentation regarding methodological projects
🔸MAFOR project publications on organic fertilizers
Avadí A., Aissani L, Pradel M., Wilfart A. 2020 Life cycle inventory data on French organic waste treatments yielding organic amendments and fertilisers, Volume 28,2020.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2019.105000
🔸LCA-CARBON Project about the GHG emissions linked to land use and changes in land use
GIS REVALIM wanted to advance and improve the current LCA method for taking into account variations in Carbon stocks in soils and biomass, and the associated GHG emissions linked to land use and changes in land use. In this context, the ACV CARBONE project, co-funded by ADEME and coordinated by ARVALIS-Institut du végétal and INRAE, has proposed concrete solutions that are currently being discussed for potential integration into the Agribalyse 3.3 version (due in 2026).
The project has produced several deliverables:
Please note that the proposals described in the final report have not been integrated into the AGRIBALYSE database at this stage. The proposal is currently under discussion within the GIS REVALIM strategic committee, for potential integration into AGRIBALYSE version 3.3 in 2026.
Previously, the subject of Carbon in soils had also been the focus of the SOCLE project. Several reports have emerged from the SOCLE project:
🔸SOCLE project about biogenic carbon
Bessou, C., Tailleur, A., Godard, C. et al. Accounting for soil organic carbon role in land use contribution to climate change in agricultural LCA: which methods? Which impacts?. Int J Life Cycle Assess 25, 1217–1230 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11367-019-01713-8
